The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-01-06
THE YEARS NEUROLOGY.

Death Loves q Shining Mark, JUDGED
When These Arc Called Away.
JANUARY.
5. j. D. Lippincott, the publisher, died at
Philadelphia.
II. Miss Katherine Bayard, eldest daughter
Of the secretary of state, found dead i'll her
room.
%. David r. Atchison died in Clinton
county, Missouri. He was the only man who
ever enjoyed the distinction Of having been
president of the United States for single day.
81. Mrs Thomas f. Bayard, wife Of the
secretary of state. died ut Washington.
FEBRuABY, .-..-~ -.
2. Gen. David Hunter, U. s. A., died at
Washington. -.
S, A., candidate for the presidency in 1880,
died at Governors island, New York harbor.
Born at Montgomery Square, Pa, Feb. IA,
1924.
II. Hon. Horatio Seymour, ono OF the
"war governors" of New York state, and
Democratic candidate for the presidency in
1868, died at Utica, Born in Onondaga coun-
ty, N. Y, 1910.
II. John B. Cough, temperance LECTURER,
died at Philadelphia, Pa. Born at Sandgate,
England, 1917.
g. Hon John r. Miller, United States sem
ator from California, died at Washington i'll
his 55th year.
0. Jerome b. Chaffee, ex-United States
senator from Colorado, died at Salem Center,
N. Y, aged 80.
49, DR.. Austin Flint. Of New York city,
died, aged 49, ..
16 Capt James ]. Waddell, who com.
mandsd the Confederate ship Shenandoah
during the civil war, died at Annapolis.
APRIL.
S. Ex-Chief Secretary for Ireland, Right
Hon. William L. Forster, died in London,
aged 6S.
TO- Hon. John Welsh, ex-minister to Eug-
land, died at Philadelphia, aged 81.
IL Thaddeus Fairbanks, tho great scale
inventor, died ut st. Jo!nshury. VT, aged 90
IS. Charles Hum hrey Noyes, founder Of
the Oneida community, died at Niagara
Falls, aged IA.
49, Sampson Low, tho English publisher,
died at London, aged 50.
20 Lionel Tenmyson, son Of the poet laure-
ate, died on board ship on the voyage home
from Calcutta, aged 50.
e. Henry H, Richardson, architect, died
at Brookline, Mass, aged a.,
HAY.
]. Bishop Charles Franklin Robertson. of
the diocese of Missouri, died at Charleston, 3.
c., aged 81.
II. George Wood, formerly manager Of
Woods museum, Philadelphia, and several
other places Of amusement, died at New
York. Ho was penniless at the time of his
death. The Actors fund buried him at
Greenwood.
81. DIR. Dio Lewis died in Yopkers,
aged 6s.
70. Gen. Durbin Ward died in Lebanon,
O., aged 81.
23. Leopold Won Ranle, the German his
torian, died in Berlin, aged 81 years.
90. Mrs, Alice Pendleton, wife Of ex.Sene-
tor George H. Pendleton, Of Ohio, leaped
from a carriage in Central park while the
horses were running away and was killed.
JUNE,
1. Hon. John Kelly, leader Of the Tammany
Hall Democracy, died In New York city.
Born in New York April 20, 1922.
z. Richard III. Hoe died in Florence, Italy,
aged "a
16. Edwin Percy Whipple, author. died in
Boston, aged ca.
19. Hon. Charles Augustus Hobart Hobart
Pasha), marshal Of the Turkish empire, died
at Milan, Italy, aged 63.
%. Moses A. Dow, proprietor OF The Wa.
verify Magazine, died at Chariestown, Mass
aged Is.
20. Elk United States Senator David Davis
died at Bloomington, Ills. Born in Cecil coun-
ty, Nd, March 9, 1915.
JULY.
@. Paul II, Hayne, athe bard Of South Caro-
lima" died at Copse Hill, Ga, aged S..
8 The archbishop Of Paris, Joseph Hippo
lyte Guibert, died in Paris, aged s..
16. Col. Edward 2. C. Judson (1Ned Bunt-
rne') died at Stamford, N. Y, aged 81.
rs. Hubert o. Thompson, the leader Of the
Kew York County Democracy, died in New
YORK city; born in Boston, Dec. Il, 1S4S.
cabinet Of Messrs, Chamberlain and Trevcl-
yam, who were succeeded by Mr. James STAINS
field and the Earl of Dalhousie.
81. The reichstag prolonged the anti-Social-
list law two years
s. Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was
recognized as life governor of Eastern Rou-
melia by all the powers, except Russia.
z. The Russian landtag passed the bill con-
fiscating ell lands in Posen belonging to
Poles, and providing for the colonization of
tho province With Germans.